[opensuse-conference] Re: and finally......

6 Mar 2014

      On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 2:14 PM, Svebor Prstačić  wrote:
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Hi,
On 28.2.2014. 15:32, Robert Schweikert wrote:
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On 02/28/2014 03:24 AM, Stella Rouzi (differentreality) wrote:
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On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 8:44 PM, Robert Schweikert 
wrote:
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On 02/27/2014 12:29 PM, Stella Rouzi (differentreality) wrote:
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Great, but what would be the right combination to show euro with
english language?
Well, I learned that we need to send people to the right link for their
country. Thus we probably need a little table with country flags with
the
appropriate links. I know it's stupid, but that is mostly driven by
laws,
not by us.
I don't see how this can happen - we need to put the link into both
OSEM and the website.
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I guess there should be a en_IR for Ireland as they use th euro, but the
shop may not be available there and thus there's no locale for it,
sorry.
So we are left with USD with page in english and EURO but with page in
german, right?
Well, you can do it that way, but it would be incorrect. Sorry, I, nor
SUSE makes the laws. Although on the internet we are all connected across
borders, when it comes to money countries still have their own rules and the
suse shop must respect those.
People from Germany should us de_DE and from the US should use en_US and
so forth. Otherwise the money will not be handled correctly.
So on the web site we can create the table with the flags, that should be
reasonably straight forward. In OSEM we might want to use a programmatic
method based on IP location and redirect people to the right link.
We have 3 options, as I see it.
1.) Do it correctly, i.e. have all the links on the web site with a table
and have a re-director in OSEM
This would be my first choice then. If possible, we should have a single
link on the conference website and the app (OSEM?) that receives the link
should try to redirect to the right store link. We would make a note of this
behavior on the website, below the links.
If there is too much work involved to do this (who should/would do this
anyway?) , can we get a list of valid country links? We could then find a
way to display them on the conference website...
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2.) We can try and fudge it and send people from Europe to one of the
pages that shows the amount in euros, French, German, Spanish, Italien and
send everyone else to the US site
If 1) fails, this seems faster and easier to achieve?
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3.) We drop the whole thing and tell people that if they want a
professional ticket they can do it on site using cash.
We aren't allowed to sell anything on site, so this isn't possible.
Regards,
Svebor
Hello,

I don't see the table thing (No 1) happening for oSC14.
(It is not very clear to me what's the course of action we need to take either)

And just to be clear, this is the first time the whole situation with
location and buying tickets is mentioned, right?
I don't remember discussing this last year - or is my memory failing me?

What about we only offer the USD option (in terms of links)?
It's gonna look weird or even ugly since ppl already got the sponsors
brochure with EUR prices, but we can get started on accepting
donations right away at least.

We can put it in the website like this:
$250 (€200)

And regarding onsite...
We are *not* selling anything. Nothing. Nada.
I am pretty sure I have said that way too many times this year :/

Are you (Svebor) saying that people cannot make donations during the
conference?!?

Stella
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